Will I be locked into paying DACT every time I need to add or remove a user?
No.
Every access control and intercom system we install includes simple admin access, so you can add family members, issue a fob to a new tenant, or remove one when someone moves out yourself in seconds.
You only need to call us for hardware faults, extra doors, or a system upgrade.
What happens if someone loses their fob or card?
The lost credential is turned off through the admin software in seconds, so it can’t be used to enter the building even if it is found.
A replacement fob or card is issued at minimal cost.
For higher-security sites, we recommend mobile credential systems where there is no physical card to lose.
Does access control still work if the power or internet goes out?
Yes.
Access control systems we install include battery backup, so doors keep working during short power cuts.
Fail-safe locks open for emergency exit, while fail-secure locks stay locked for higher-security zones.
We’ll agree the right setup for each door during your survey.
Internet outages do not affect day-to-day use, because permissions are stored locally.
Can access control work with my existing doors, or do I need new ones?
In most cases, your existing doors can be retrofitted with maglocks, strikes, or electronic deadlatches without door replacement.
Heavy fire doors, older timber doors, and some glass doors may need extra bracketing or a different type of hardware.
We assess each door during the survey and recommend the least intrusive option for your premises.
Can I use fingerprint or face recognition entry at home?
Yes.
Biometric readers work well on a front door, gate, or apartment entrance — one less thing to lose or forget.
A single home needs no extra paperwork to install one.
For shared or multi-occupancy buildings, we’ll talk through data storage and consent during the survey, since landlords and managing agents have different duties from a private household.